Ginzanso

Ginzanso is a reinforced-concrete ryokan at the mouth of the Ginzan valley, a five-minute walk from the Taisho-era onsen street. All standard Japanese rooms face the Ginzan River, and three room types added in 2024 have semi-outdoor baths, including a suite with a ceramic tub and a hiba-wood lying bath. The sulphur-containing hot spring feeds men's and women's indoor baths joined to open-air baths, a wooden lying bath and a standing bath, and a low-temperature stone-bed sauna costs extra. Meals of seasonal Yamagata produce are served in a large hall or private dining rooms.

• ◎River-view rooms a short walk from Ginzan's lamp-lit street, with space away from its crowds
• ◎Open-air, lying and standing hot spring baths plus a stone-bed sauna
• ◎Banquet hall and 14 private dining rooms suit families and groups

Number of rooms

39

Room types

Japanese-style (tatami) · Japanese-Western (tatami + beds) · Suites

Open-air bath in the room

Some rooms

Shared onsen baths

Yes

Spring type

sulphur-containing sodium chloride-sulfate spring, source 60°C; water added or heated only for sudden temperature swings

Open-air bath in the room

Some rooms

Dinner

Yes

Breakfast

Yes

Where meals are served

Depends on the plan

30-40 min from Oishida Station by the inn's pickup (book by the day before arrival) or the Hanagasa route bus (adult JPY 1,000), which stops right in front. Free parking about 200 m before the inn with a car transfer; the Ginzan Onsen street is about a 5 min walk.

Prefecture

Ginzan & Yamagata · Yamagata

Nearest station

Oishida Station (Yamagata Shinkansen)

Station pick-up

Yes

Shuttle bus

Yes

Parking

Yes

• Groups
• Families
• Couples

Price on request

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Check-in

15:00

Check-out

10:00